Scoring	Planning Instruments
Scoring	Integrated Management of Hydrographic Basins	Territorial Planning in Coastal Municipalities	Marine and Coastal Planning
0	Very few stakeholders are aware or interested in hydrographic basin management; when stakeholders participate, they play a passive or reactive role in finding solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability within the river basin; there is a lack of transparency and evaluation of river basin management programs being implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	Very few stakeholders are aware or interested in municipal coastal areas; when stakeholders participate, they play a passive or reactive role in finding solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability in their locality; lack of transparency and evaluation of land use plans being implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	Few stakeholders are aware or interested in coastal linking with marine areas; when stakeholders participate, they play a passive or reactive role in finding solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability linked to marine areas; lack of transparency and evaluation of marine and coastal spatial plans being implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.
3	Some stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the management structure of integrated management of hydrographic basins; they rarely play an active or constructive role in solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability within river basin; they rarely promote or demand for transparent participation and evaluation of river basin management programs implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	Some stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the coastal component of territorial land use planning structure; they rarely play an active or constructive role in solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability in municipal jurisdiction; they rarely promote or demand for transparent participation and evaluation of land use plans implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	Some stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the coastal and marine planning component; they rarely play an active or constructive role in solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability linked to marine areas; they rarely promote or demand transparent participation and evaluation of marine and coastal spatial plans implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.
7	Key stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the structure of hydrographic basins management; in most cases they play an active and constructive role in solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability within river basin; they occasionally promote or ask for transparent participation and evaluation of river basin management programs implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	Key stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the coastal component of territorial land use planning structure; in most cases they play an active and constructive role in solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability in municipal jurisdiction; they occasionally promote or ask for transparent participation and evaluation of land use plans implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	Key stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within marine and coastal planning structure; in most cases they play an active and constructive role in solutions to address pressures affecting coastal sustainability linked to marine areas; they occasionally promote or ask for transparent participation and evaluation of marine spatial plans implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.
10	All stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the management structure of hydrographic basins management; they play an active and constructive role in solutions addressing pressures in coastal sustainability within river basin; they promote and ask for transparent participation and evaluation of river basin management programs implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	All stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the coastal component of land use planning structure; they play an active and constructive role in solutions addressing pressures to coastal sustainability in municipal jurisdiction; they promote and ask for transparent participation and evaluation of land use plans implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.	All stakeholders are aware of their role and responsibilities within the coastal component of the marine planning structure; they play an active and constructive role in solutions addressing pressures affecting coastal sustainability linked to marine areas; they promote and ask for transparent participation and evaluation of marine spatial plans implemented in socio-natural coastal systems.